Cape Town, South Africa
$400 - $800 / Day
I am a veteran news, features, and doc producer and correspondent with more than 12 years full-time experience. I spent most of my career at Bloomberg TV in New York producing long-form shows on technology and innovation, as well as shorter features and interviews with top business and political leaders. I moved to Cape Town, South Africa, 3 years ago, and was Bloomberg TV Africa's tech correspondent, and then founded a startup teaching young Africans to code. I continue to freelance produce for Bloomberg and write about tech and innovation for Quartz. I am a camera geek and shoot as well as edit, and have a wide network of professional production crews I work with across Africa.
Produced for Bloomberg Television
Mobile money is more advanced in Africa than anywhere else on the planet. In Kenya, one company is combining mobile money with solar energy to deliver light where the grid doesn't reach, changing prospects for young students to study at night.
In the middle of Abu Dhabi, the UAE has teamed up with MIT, Siemens, and other corporates to build Masdar, a green city of the future. This was one out of the 6 part half hour doc series Brink, that I was the EP of at Bloomberg TV.
Produced for Bloomberg Television
TechStars is a business docu-reality show about the accelerator of the same name. I worked with the company from idea through 3 months of documenting 10 companies every day, through completion of a live finale to see where the startups got 6 months after the end of the program.
One of the shows I produced with 4 of the world's top chef personalities--Mario Batali, Bobby Flay, Rachael Ray, and Tom Colicchio. I produced and oversaw the 7 camera production and all pre- and post.
Produced for Quartz
Big global banks are testing out new tech like bitcoin in Africa, partnering with startups from across the continent. They're hoping to tap a whole new market of more than a billion people for financial services.
Produced for Quartz
China's WeChat is trying to make inroads into Africa, but it started with South Africa, where everyone uses Whatsapp. What's its plan?
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